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Healthcare

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Hunger & Homelessness

Awadhesh Kumar

The pandemic has been affecting the entire food system and has laid bare its fragility.  Due to Covid-19 effect 19% TB patients increased as per data of government of India report. Total number of incident TB patients (new and relapse) notified during 2021 were 19,33,381 in India while in Uttarakhand more than 15035 patients in which 81% patients are very poor and need regular nutrition support with monitoring to fight with TB and make TB free State. Government providing free test and all checkup with free medicine as well as Rs 500 financial support to the TB patients. Despite of all government efforts TB elimination is still challenging due lack of nutrition food &amp; poverty of the patient family. Due to weakness, they are not capable to earn for herself and for families. They need good nutrient support with medicine with continue follow-up and monitoring. Covid-19 affected the livelihood of many factories and low-level workers and due to lack of funds they are not capable to maintain the family needs. Some TB and HIV Patients come from these types of families and they are waiting for death because they are not capable to provide him nutrition food with medicine. 
 Balajee Sewa Sansthan is a non-profit Organization committed to working for overall development of marginal people like economic self-sufficiency, through various initiatives. The primary focus areas of our work are Health and Hygiene and livelihood measures as well as disaster/ epidemics relief services.As our name suggests, we consider it a privilege to be able to do “Sewa”, to serve our fellow human –beings with the utmost dedication and compassion. We believe that every life has equal value and an equal right to live with dignity. Balajee Team is continue supporting to very poor to poor TB, HIV patients as well as people suffering from other chronic diseases, leprosy ashram, orphanages etc. since 2016. Team providing door to door services and supporting through regular checkup with awareness in slums area linked with government hospital and to team provide free medical support from government or local hospitals and provide monthly dry ration to the family to save the death from hunger in Dehradun district of Uttarakhand. 
 The Impact of this project is patients who loose his/her confidence and neglected by the families and was waiting for the end of life, now his/her family members look after because they have get every month ration as well as every month our team met with him and motivate to both patients and his/her family members to aware about social duty. Now Patients have full confidence that they can cure and come back in his work and contribute something for his/her family. This project help to eliminate the tuberculosis and support Government of India’s TB Free India campaign 2025 to make a healthy society. This is a human being services to save the poor patients from the death due to lack of food.

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Nutrion Support to TB and HIV Patients to make a TB Free India

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Disaster Relief

The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has had a significant effect on unemployment in every state of India. Young workers, women, workers with low educational attainment, part-time workers, and racial and ethnic minorities have relatively high unemployment rates. As per the joint statement by ILO, FAO, IFAD and WHO “The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a dramatic loss of human life worldwide and presents an unprecedented challenge to public health, food systems and the world of work. The economic and social disruption caused by the pandemic is devastating: tens of millions of people are at risk of falling into extreme poverty, while the number of undernourished people. The effect can be seen on India as well, we can clearly imagine the life of the poor and marginalized population during this pandemic. Millions of enterprises, industries face an existential threat. The workforce is at risk of losing their livelihoods. Informal economy workers are particularly vulnerable because the majority lacks social protection and access to quality health care and have lost access to productive assets. Without the means to earn an income during lockdowns, many are unable to feed themselves and their families. For most, no income means no food, or, at best, less food and less nutritious food.  
 The pandemic has been affecting the entire food system and has laid bare its fragility. Border closures, trade restrictions and confinement measures have been preventing farmers from accessing markets, including for buying inputs and selling their produce, and agricultural workers from harvesting crops, thus disrupting domestic and international food supply chains and reducing access to healthy, safe and diverse diets. The pandemic has decimated jobs and placed millions of livelihoods at risk. As breadwinners lose jobs, fall ill and die, the food security and nutrition of many of women and men are under threat, particularly the most marginalized populations, which include small-scale farmers and indigenous peoples, being hardest hit. For the time being, we have to stay safe with the COVID 19 pandemic and would also have to reach the marginalized, most needy and vulnerable affected with the food ration supply. The intervention is proposed to supply dry ration (food items and emergency kit) to the unemployed daily wagers, marginal farmers, daily laborer, migrants, elderly in Ashrams, people suffering from chronic illness etc. It is proposed to cover three States and region- Dehradun and Haridwar region of Uttarakhand; Araha, Patna and Chappra (Saran) region of Bihar and Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh 
 Balajee Sewa Sansthan works for the marginalized section of the society covering needy rural poor. Beside this, we are also working with marginal farmers, Migrant Workers, Daily wagers, truckers and patients suffering from chronic illness such as TB disease and HIV-AIDS. This section is the most affected due to corona lockdown and in dire need of help. We are getting many calls from them as we are in direct contact with them. In Bihar generally family of our poor students of learning centre and migrant labourer coming back from the city and marginal families whose members partially are laborer. “No one sleep hungry" it is a immediate impact of life of the all person of the families. If they have not got food support from any one they can come for crime to save his/her family which can be polluted the society. If they got food support for some time then they can wait and try for other honorable work for his/her livelihood.

Support a Covid-19 Affected familiy by “No one sleep hungry-The Family Emergency Kit”.

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Livelihood

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Women Empowerment

The impact of COVID-19 across the global economy is profound. It impacted socioeconomic life and millions have or will lose their jobs and livelihoods. Compounded economic impacts are felt especially by women and girls who are generally earning less, saving less, and holding insecure jobs or living close to poverty. The health of women generally is adversely impacted through the reallocation of resources and priorities, including sexual and reproductive health services.Aggregate shocks to economic activity can affect welfare (and well-being) at the household and individual level. There are longer-run dynamic effects that can have extremely damaging impacts on economic mobility of individuals and with that on movements of households into and out of poverty. For example, a loss of income for a period of time can severely restrict the ability of poor households to invest in education of children, and/or in the nutrition and health of children and mothers, with potential negative impacts on long-term outcomes of children, including lifetime earnings. Beside this, due to the pandemic, the lot many migrant workers and laborers have come back to their respective States, which in turn have raised the economic stability concern.  
 Balajee Sewa Sansthan empower and build the capacity of COVID-19 affected economically poor women by providing them training in business and management skills and providing them revolving funds to start economic activities. We are focus on women who are active in taking up this opportunity.Training would be provided in food processing including pickle-papad making, floriculture, cattle reading and dairy work and handicraft/readymade garments making and selling as well as beautician courses for the girls and young entrepreneur who are living around semi-urban localities.Other than above we are going to do following activities with them-     To mobilize and motivate the rural poor women to set up self-help income generating projects by training them in entrepreneurial and business skills.-     These may be fashion designing, beauticians, petty shops, Papad/ pickle making, fruit preservation and establishing small-scale industries in the area.-     To liberate rural women from economic bondage, dependency, poverty and make them financial and socially empowered.-     To extend a Revolving Fund to members of the local communities of the economically poor women (Bankable poor so as to empower them and engage in income generating micro projects and businesses to support their families  
 This project is a woman centric and the grant will be used to empower the women economically and socially by building their capacity to start a business model. It is largely believed that one of the impacts of the grant support will be to increase self-respect and esteem among community and hence liberating them economically, physically, and socially. This project is to explore the capabilities of women and girls and outlining priority measures to accompany both the immediate response and longer-term economic recovery efforts. Other than above following Impact will be there in the community-     COVID affected unemployed rural poor family will become capable to earn 5000-8000 pm-     Get empowered socially and economically and work from home-     Capable to access high quality financial services and products for expansion of the business-     Increased self respect and esteem among rural poor women who will strive to succeed and overcomes poverty.-     Alleviation of poverty from their midst and will acquire financial discipline and learn how to save and invest.

Livelihood Generation for Rural Women through establishing small dairy units and other micro-enterprises

In the nearby town and industrial area of Dehradun Districts many poor and migrant families are living in slums and villages where the basic condition of children, youth, women and aged are deprived. The youth and men work as labourers in industry or in building construction. The women / young girls are not educated and stay home. These women are in need of some basic skill training to become productive and add income to the family. 
 Balajee Sewa Sansthan has been providing skill development training that includes fashion designing, tailoring, beautician and computer literacy in the community mainly to women free of cost. They organize themselves in Self help groups/ Joint liabilities groups. After the course they are linked with banks for financial assistance to undertake new activities. 60 poor women students are getting trained in the vocational centre facility in three batches. Students from BPL, minority and low income group get free training. Balajee Sewa Sansthan targets to train 200 poor Girls/women in FY 2019-20. 
 Girls/women become self dependent. They earn own identity and increase the family income and live better life. They become economically strong and provide livelhood to other womens in her tailoring centers and shops.

Sponsor six months Fashion designing & Tailoring training course for a rural, unemployed young girl or women

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Education

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Environment

Despite of government efforts, supply of electricity to the towns and villagers is erratic and available for few hours in backward state like Bihar. There are still villages where electricity has not reached. And in the villages having electric connections, power comes only for a few hours in a day and sometimes it doesn’t come for days together. People are forced to use oil/ Kerosene lamps which is very dangerous for the eyes and health. Students studying in low light which is not good for them. 
 Balajee supplied a solar lamp to the family, which easily goes for 5-6 hours on one charge. It also plays the FM. Balajee Team provided the awareness about this solar lamp to the villagers. BSS team is making people aware on how to use this solar lamp and what its benefits are. We also explain to them how the lamp can help in studies of children when electricity is not available and how kerosene lamp can become dangerous for the eyes in the long run. Balajee team identify the needy family and students and distribution in small local events in the village or in government school free of cost. 
 Balajee Sewa Sansthan distribution solar lamp among poor students and family who will use for the evening study as well as at the time of cooking and serving dinner. Solar power can supply them electricity at night thus reducing dependence on kerosene or oil. The lamp shall not only light their homes, but it can charge mobiles and give FM programme. Solar lamp mostly used by the students for evening study as well as for toilets. Farmers also using solar lamps in the farms at the time of the night visit. Patients related to EYE reduced. Students get better result in the exam and more excited about the study in the light of solar lamp in the evening. It is also best for the environment.

Donate five solar lamps and bring brightness into five poor families in a village in Bihar

This is a sample description for Community & Rural Development. For the purpose of testing I will use the word Community & Rural DevelopmentCommunity & Rural DevelopmentCommunity & Rural Development.

Community & Rural Development

Despite efforts of government and non government agencies, disadvantage people in many villages of Bihar still go to fields to defecate. The total sanitation campaign has changed toilets habits of villagers too. While the medium class has a toilet in their houses, But the poor are still deprived of this basic necessity. Government also providing financial support but after construction of the toilets but due to lack of money poor people have no enough resources to built the toilets neither they are capable to received the full subsidy money due to corruption. They have also other issue that they have not enough land to construct toilets as per government guideline. 
 Balajee Sewa Sansthan providing low cost toilets in Patna &amp; other districts of Bihar. The poorest of the poor are selected for constructing toilets in their houses. Poor having no disposable funds can contribute to the toilet construction through labor. Balajee has wide experience of construction of low cost toilets and so far constructed 1850 such toilets in 50 villages in 3 district of Bihar. They buy raw materials and monitor the construction. The NGO plans to construct @ 200 toilets in 2019-20. Balajee Sewa Sansthan working on low cost model in minimum available place in the house. A small amount up to INR 8000 help to construct toilet and more than 1850 poor family using it. 
 Underprivileged families are primary focus to cover under this project. All family members as well as whole community of the village will be benefited directly or indirectly. They are access to toilets and save from diseases and live with full dignity and respect. The people of the intervention villages will have broader knowledge on WASH issues and government schemes. Behaviour change would be the key activities. It also good for the environment.

Sponsor the construction of a low cost toilet for a poor family in the villages of Bihar

Balajee Sewa Sansthan is a non-profit Organization committed to working for overall development of marginal people like economic self-sufficiency, through various initiatives. The organization’s head office is located at Subhash Nagar, Dehradun . Balajee Sewa Sansthan is the rural outreach, providing direct and indirect services in the districts of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The primary focus areas of service have been Health and Hygiene, Women empowerment, Farmers development and Comprehensive Rural Development, Financial Inclusion, Microfinance, Education and livelihood measures. As our name suggests, we consider it a privilege to be able to do “Sewa”, to serve our fellow human –beings with the utmost dedication and compassion. We believe that every life has equal value and an equal right to live with dignity. We have been, and are currently working on many different causes, viz..- SHG Formation and bank linkage program, FPO(Farmers producers organization) promotional program, farmers club development program, E-shakti (Digitalization of SHGs), HIV-AIDS (TI); Financial Literacy and dFLAP; Skill Development; Training &amp; Consultancy; Child Education , TB &amp; Tobacco Control Program, Water &amp; Sanitation (Providing low cost Toilets); Livelihood through Eco-Educational-Environmental-Rural Tourism (Himalayan Gram), Micro-Credit Program for livelihood, , Farmers club, E-shakti (Digitalization of SHGs), solar energy etc. Besides these major projects, we promote - consumer awareness, environmental awareness, empowerment of women, through training minority women in leadership and related skills, multi-skills development centers for Rural &amp; Urban underprivileged women, Maternal health, health check-up camps. We are also in the process of planning many more initiatives for our beneficiaries.  Vision- To serve and benefit through different activities, Ten lakh poor urban, semi urban and rural marginalized and economically disadvantaged families by 2030 &amp; become one of the most preferred member centric NGO’s in North India by 2030. Mission- To provide need based services to the economically &amp; sociallydisadvantaged groups by creating opportunities for self employment &amp; economic development.In the field of health care and environment, to strive and help build a healthy society withemphasis on environmental cleanliness and personal hygiene. Main objectives:•       To provide sustainable self-employment generating opportunities to low income households.•       To formation of Self Help Groups and credit linkage with bank and provide financial support through microfinance activities.•       To work on prevention helth for TB, Tobacco and Hiv-Aids control program.•       -To support and help financial inclusion.•       -To support govt policies aimed at alleviating poverty, creation of jobs in the rural and semi urban and urban slum areas, and in other developmental activities.•       -To create awareness among the low income households as well as the totally marginalized people, to prepare them for a better economic and social life through financial awareness and planning.•       - To work for over- all rural development and women empowerment especially for the underprivileged.•       - To construct and arrange Shelter Homes for orphans and neglected Children, as well as Old Age Homes for neglected senior citizens.•       - To promote skill development programme among youths of urban and rural area.•       - To promote awareness about government policy, legal rights and Right to Information.•       - To promote consumer awareness programme among the people

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